For Julia, the London Eye's legacy is the unfolding 360-degree view of London "like being on top of a mountain in the middle of the city". It remains, she says, "a symbol of time turning ...

The London Eye (the giant Ferris wheel found in many London panoramas) is on the River Thames and meant to deliver great views – not a thrilling ride. It circles around slowly, offering an ...

We created some great images of the wheel from various view points in London. So if people were doing ... I remember the day we first went on the Eye. It was just before the New Year 1999, and ...

The London Eye was initially envisaged by Barfield and her late husband David Marks, of Marks Barfield Architects, as a temporary landmark to celebrate the millennium (in fact, it was originally ...

In case you’re too hungover to notice which day of the week it is – today is April Fools’ Day. Plenty of iconic UK brands ...

architect Julia Barfield is still giddy that the London Eye Ferris wheel has become a symbol of the city. The initial priority was finding a breathtaking way to see the British capital ...

architect Julia Barfield is still giddy that the London Eye ferris wheel has become a symbol of the city. The initial priority was finding a breathtaking way to see the British capital ...

LONDON, United Kingdom — Floating high above the London skyline aboard her most famous creation, architect Julia Barfield is still giddy that the London Eye ferris wheel has become a symbol of the ...